Corals Bloom Again

CORALS BLOOM AGAIN is an eco-thriller that plunges readers into the shimmering yet fragile waters offf East Africa, where a young Indian woman, Maya, inherits an estate and a legacy shrouded in silence. Soon, she discovers that the paradise around her is threatened by corporate greed, political corruption, and environmental destruction. Eventually, Maya must decide whether to walk away or risk everything to uncover the truth. Joined by unexpected allies, she embarks on a perilous journey that challenges her courage and sense of purpose. "“[This book] deftly weaves Indian and East African history with one indomitable woman’s odyssey to discover her family’s sweeping story ...” —JONATHAN KENNEDY Culture Leader and Former Director, Arts India, British Council “... The author has beautifully captured the dilemmas of all the characters and developed a story of courage, ethics and what it is that we must all stand for if we want development for all.” —RAJIV PRATAP RUDY Member of Parliament and Commercial Pilot “... Rupinder Brar has anchored her book in a mysterious and enigmatic bequest that sends her on a life-transforming journey ...” —MANISH TEWARI Member of Parliament and Former Information and Broadcasting Minister “... Rupinder Brar, audacious and a believer in strange occurrences, gives us a story that might make us believe in the karma …of freedom.” —CHINKI SINHA Former Editor, Outlook “... Maya’s surreal journey from Mumbai to a small African island is full of twists and turns, intrigue and suspense, courage and hope, despair and victory ...” —AMITABH SINHA Deputy Editor, The Indian Express"

Rupinder Brar is currently employed in the Indian Civil Service and has worked across tax administration, tourism, and coal. Drawing on her experiences in India and East Africa, her debut novel, Corals Bloom Again, brings together her connection to both places in a compelling story of mystery, justice, and environmental responsibility.